If I use AAS Strum Acoustic GS-2, can I do the following:
I. A MIDI Track - to send the chord notes
ii. Another MIDI Track - to send the pattern [Strumming keys / individual 6 keys]
AAS Strum Acoustic GS-2 converts the chords input to guitar fret keys and will play through AAS Strum Acoustic GS-2 audio engine.
I want to output MIDI data from AAS Strum Acoustic GS-2 to send to other MIDI instrument.
 
AAS Strum Acoustic GS-2 supports MIDI data send?
Regards
Snehankur

Any VSTi in Sonar support as many MIDI Tracks as you want, so you can separate chords and patterns with GS-2.
 
GS-2 has no MIDI throw/output.

Thank you and Merry Christmas !!
 
So I will only get the GS-2 strumming and cannot route the midi out to other vsti

Snehankur
Thank you and Merry Christmas !!
 
So I will only get the GS-2 strumming and cannot route the midi out to other vsti

Hi. You could clone the MIDI track (and re - route the output), if you want the same sequence played through another Vsti.
All the best.

Hi Ken,
Thanks for replying.
No I don't want to play the same midi notes. Let me try to explain. For any strumming vsti I should have
MIDI for the chord definition - single keys / multikeys [depending on the vsti]
MIDI key for pattern switching or MIDI sequence for the 6 string picking [If I want to customize]
Also in some cases MIDI keys for additional articulations : muted/body etc.
 
The vsti then club up all these incoming MIDI notes to proper Guitar Style over stings and fret assignment. Then sends to its OWN Tone generator [sampled/physical modeling etc]
 
If I want to trap the signal[MIDI] which is of the Guitar Style which is going into its tone generator to send to another tone generator [hardware/vsti]
 
I just tried to explain.
Regards
Snehankur
 

GS-2 doesn't do this, but RealGuitar does.  It has an option to send out a MIDI stream like what you are asking for.
 

Thank you Matt. But price is..

I hate the way both of them sound and haven't used either all that much for anything.  I'm still undecided on upgrading my RealGuitar to version 4.   The MIDI out on RealGuitar is about the only thing I've used it for really.  GS-2 is fun to play around with "live" but the sound isn't very usable for me.  If you want MIDI/software guitars you pretty much are going to have to spend money though.  A lot of the higher end Kontakt engine guitars have very nice strum engines.
 

msorrels
 If you want MIDI/software guitars you pretty much are going to have to spend money though. 

That is the biggest BUG I am not that hopeful to be fixed easily